Docker - Image OptimizationYou want to reduce image size by removing build tools after compiling your app. Which Dockerfile pattern achieves this best?AUse a single stage and delete build tools in a separate RUNBInstall build tools in the final image and remove manuallyCKeep build tools but compress the image laterDUse multi-stage builds to separate build and runtimeCheck Answer
Step-by-Step SolutionSolution:Step 1: Understand multi-stage buildsMulti-stage builds allow compiling in one stage and copying only needed files to final image.Step 2: Benefits of multi-stageThis avoids including build tools in the final image, reducing size significantly.Final Answer:Multi-stage builds separate build and runtime, minimizing final image size. -> Option DQuick Check:Multi-stage builds reduce final image size [OK]Quick Trick: Use multi-stage builds to exclude build tools from final image [OK]Common Mistakes:Removing tools manually leaves layersCompressing image doesn't remove filesSingle stage keeps build tools
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